Scuba vs Ponte Roma Fabric: What’s the Difference?
Scuba and Ponte Roma are sometimes considered similar fabrics because both can offer good stretch, a stable structure, and a relatively substantial hand feel. But when they are made into garments, the result can be very different. Even if two fabrics have a similar composition and GSM, one may create a fuller, more structured silhouette, […]
A Short Pause During China’s National Day Holiday
[Update – Back to Work] We have officially returned to the office as of October 7. Our fabric production lines, lab dip development, and shipping logistics have returned to normal capacity. Our team is actively following up on all pending orders and inquiries submitted during the break. China’s National Day holiday is approaching, and we […]
How Sand Washing Changes Scuba and Ponte Roma Fabric
When developing Scuba or Ponte Roma fabric, buyers sometimes like the original structure and weight but want a different handfeel and appearance. The fabric may feel slightly too firm, look too clean, or have more surface shine than expected for casualwear, loungewear or relaxed fashion. This is where sand washing can make a noticeable difference. […]
How Knit Fabric Is Packed for Export
Fabric packing may look simple, but for knit fabrics, a few details directly affect fabric condition, container space and receiving efficiency. Our packing process focuses on three things: keeping the fabric stable, protecting it during transportation and making each roll easy to identify when it reaches the garment factory or warehouse. Fabric Is Checked Before […]
How to Choose the Right Fabric Sampling Option Before Bulk Production
Not every project needs the same type of fabric sample. If you only need to confirm a color, a small swatch may be enough. If you need to make a garment for a brand review, a trial roll is usually more practical. Choosing the right sampling method helps avoid unnecessary development costs before bulk production. […]
How to Test Ponte Roma Fabric Stretch Recovery Before Bulk Production
For Ponte Roma used in trousers, uniforms and fitted garments, high stretch does not necessarily mean good shape retention. What matters is not only how far the fabric stretches, but how much deformation remains after release and after repeated extension. We compared three regular Ponte Roma constructions under the same in-house test conditions. Stretch Recovery […]
Why Does Bird Eye Fabric Snag Easily?
Bird eye fabric snags mainly because its open knit structure leaves more yarn loops exposed to external contact. When a rough object, zipper edge, Velcro hook or sharp surface enters the opening and catches a loop, the yarn can be pulled outward and form a visible snag. The key issue is not simply that bird […]
Can Bird Eye Fabric Be Bonded with TPU Film?
Yes. Bird eye fabric can be bonded with TPU film, but the result depends heavily on the hole size and actual yarn contact area. For this type of fabric, the main challenge is not whether the TPU can stick to polyester or other fibers. The real issue is that bird eye fabric contains open spaces […]
Anti-Mosquito Bird Eye Mesh Fabric: A Functional Fabric for Outdoor Wear
Mosquito-repellent finishing is not necessary for every lightweight fabric. Its value becomes much clearer in clothing designed for long outdoor exposure, warm or humid conditions, and relatively large body coverage. In these situations, breathability and quick drying remain important, while mosquito-repellent performance can provide an additional functional benefit. For this reason, mosquito-repellent finishing makes more […]